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RELIEF /!
Forty Years a Sufferer from
CATARRH.
WONDERFUL TO RELATE!

"FoR forty years hare been victim to CA
ofthc lime sufferer from
excruciating pains across my forehead and my
nostris. The discharges were so offensive that
hesitate to mention it, except for the good 1t may
tune from my earnings during my forty years OF
suffering to obtain relief from the doctors. have
tried patent mclicines-cvcry one could learn
of-ffom the four corners of the earth, with no
relief And at last (57 years of agel have met With
q remedy that has cured me cntircly-,nade Nc
new man. weighed los pounds and now weigh
lag. used thirteen bottles of the med icinc, and
the only regret hare is that being in the humble
walks of life may not have influence TO prevail
nm ali Catarrh sufferers to use what has cured me-
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF ANDERSON.
COTIRT OF COMMON PLEAS.

John E. Peoples, Plaintiff against James K. .Grif-
I'm, James r. Vandiver and James A. Elgin,. as
Administrator, and Theodosia Elgin as Admin
ceased, and Daniel D, Gentry, Defendants.-Sum-
mons for Reliet-C6mplaint not Serrsd.
To the Defendants above named:
VTOU are hereby summoned and required to an
I swer the complaint in this action, which
is filed in the Office Of the Clerk OF the Court
and to serve copy of your answer to tho said
complaint on the subscribers Mt their Office Ander-
son CH.,S.C., within twenty days after the service
hereof exclusive Of the day of such servico and II
Aforesaid, the plaintiff in this action will apply to
the Court for the relief demanded in the complaint
Dated October 81, A. D. 1856:
Plaintiffs Attorneys, Anderson c. H., s. c.
M TpTppTE
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uO hupoIuoLuioA dAO uOt any a1O Va ouJ
Sort. He says he simply has the faculty
of reading your thoughts, and that if
you don't believe him you can try him.
have never read or heard any expla-
nation of his performances which ap-.
peared to me to challenge the slightest
faith. The common expression of those
who hear of this mans doings is:
"Ohl 1t is all humbugp
That is hardly the reply which
thoughtful people will make to such
query. If it is call humbug" nobody
has yet been able to expose it or to give
even a probable explanation of it.
DR.. Mamion, an eminent occulist of
this city, who watched Bishop Tuesday
night probably more closely than any
one else, says be believes his power
comes from an abnormal development of
the sense Of touch. Unconsciously the
mind moves the muscles even in its most
accustomed operations and there might
be q touch 80 sensitive and delicate as to
translate this telegrsphy from the bat
teries of the brain. This explanation
leaves the matter as much mystery as
it, was before; nor does it lessen the
marvel if We confess that this man can
translate our thoughts through the me.
dium of our muscles.
All I know about it is that he does
just what he pretends to do. I Ianxiously
await The expressions of the wise man
who can tell me how he does it.
Senator Vanwyck does not expect to
see his resolution proposing an amend
msnt to the constitution, providing for
the election of senators directly by the
people, adopted by either house of Con-
gress. It ia merely the expression of his
own opinion. 1t will give him an oppor-
tunity to set forth his ideas at greater
length. He will make speech on the
subject as soon as he can get an opportu-
nifty.
Secretary and Mrs. Whitney enter
tanned the sixty boys and girls of the
Episcopal Church orphanage with the
Christmas tree in their ball room, which
they used yesterday in entertaining the
children of their friends at Christmas
party. The little orphans were delighted
with the good cheer and pretty gifts
which they Correspondence
atlanta ConstituEon.
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BROWN d TRIBDLE,
Plaintiffs Attorneys, Anderson c. H., s. c.
lsEALl NJ. 2. TREBLE, C.C.P,
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Bacot's Best Liver Pills for Vertigo
ard QYspepsia.

Dec 2, 1886
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n SOTEIlD
Flesh Producer and Tonic,
Guinn's Pioneer Blood ReneWer

Cures all Blood and Skin Diseases, Rheumatism,
Scrofula, Old Sores. ~ perfect Spring Medicine.
If not In your market it will be forwarded on
recent of price Small bottles s1UO; large bottles
sl.75. Essay on Blood aud Skin Diseases mailed
free. MACON MEDICINE COMPANY,
For sale by
HILL BROS.
Anderson, S. g.
Anvil On 1886 ~ 1y
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(SEALl NJ. P. TREBLE, C. C.P.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-03-08

without undertaking 10 discuss the merits or
dement's Of the river and haroor bin which passed
Congress at rs late session and failed TO receive
the Executive signature, it can very properly be
held up as q warning OF the effect OF procrastina-
ton The bI!l could just we!l not, have been
perfected and passed early in the session. Then
II the President had not wished osign it, he would
have been obliged 20 tell why and 10 return II 10
Congress FOR final action. II his objections had
been insufficient, IL would not have been difficult
10 procure a two-th!rd5 vote 10 override the Veto
Assuming, therefore, for arguments sake, that
the bill was measure proper 10 be passed, its fate
anords fresh illustration OF the folly OF putting
oo everything VI Importance Till the last few days
OF the session, as Congress is In the habit OF doing
IL the Fiftieth Congress would prepare itself hon
etv Tor Its work, IL had better begin by studying
the plumbers OF the forty ninth and fortityfny It.
self against their imitation
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Tar Special SALE Or HampuRes

Met with considerable attention yesterday notwith
standing the Indictment weather. single sale of
twenty dollars in Hsmburgs is quite card. for the
stock.
big lot at Sc per yard.
1big lot at Sc. per yard
big lot at 1Oc. per yard.
big lot at 12hc per yard
big lot at 25c. per yard.
Superb stock OF coored Embroideries, in Cardinal,
Sky Blue, Navy, Heliotrope and Pink Set patterns,
A1l-overs, Flouncings and Edgirgs to match
Edgings 121.c, Flouncings 69c, All-overs 75c per
yard.
3S-in. French Nainsook Apron Embroidery e1nbroid-
cred inches deep also used for Children's Mother
Hubbard Dresses so. g. 70, 81 and 81 l2 per yard
White-Herrins- bone Trimmings, choice styles &c.
for piece Of l2 yards.
Second floor; take elevator)
WOODWARD Il LOTHROP
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-03-08

Nearly every newspaper In the United states
democratic or republican, which has discussed the
Trotter appointment has sympathized with the
District and condemned the President. Two have
been able TO approve the Presidents action by
treating the matter as purely political night for
the eolored vote, and ignoring tue District alto
ge;her. The Phitadeiphi1 Tunes has the proud
distinction OF standing alone In the attitude OF a
lecturer or the people OF this District for rcsentlg
the Presidents action. Tie Times repeats the
wellworn statement that carpet-bag appoint
ments have frequently been mate to District Of
nces in the past Carpet-Oag rule once prevailed
In several OF the southern states but it has gone
and the democratic party and President promised
that it should 80 from the District The violation
Of pledges and, OF an American principle OF gov
eminent, Is not excused BY pleading the past sins
CT somebody else. The Times also makes the silly
excuse which il sometimes heard In washington,
that the President is entitled TO import Carpet
Dagger for this Office, because the local democrats
have not agreed upon a man for the place. Is
there not the same contention In respect 10 every
ofnce: The Times practically admits much by
asking:
When several big democratic congress
men from PennsylVanla can't get In sight OF an
agreement upon marshal Tor the Eastern district
OF THIS state how can u dcUOrdIiLeG. SpO1lS-huBt-
Ing and non-VOJing democratic Organization In
Washington be expected TO harmonic on merit -
Now let the President settle this dispute in
pennsylvania Oy appointing cOlOrtd striker Mat
thews, of Albany. 10 the vacant marshaisiiip. The
Tunes knows that the President would not dare 10
appoint one OF his nonresident cOlOred strikers 10
any local Office in his gilt, except in the helpless
District OF Columbia, who's. citizens, impOtent TO
strike back, are even forbidden by the Times TO
show their resentment by cutting capers For the
Times concludes:
$50 the Office OF register OF the District is still TO
be filled by ColOred man. anu the fewer caperS
the Washington newspapers and people cut over
the matter The more they Will be respected by the
country"
Imagine Philadelphia cursed with carpetbag
rule in the past, promised reform by dernocratic
party and President and then forced against the
practically unanimous protests ot It's citizens and
In violation OF every principle OF justice and
honor, 10 support a nonresident cOlOred striker
as q reward for political services rendered TO the
President Would not even the Staii Philadel-
phians caper little, II they were powerleSs to
prevent the outrage? IL the Office were sustained
solely by fees, aud affected solely local affairs
would not the citizens generally be heard Ia pro-
test? The Times would doubtless exercise freely
the privilege of capering, and would resent, the
citizens OF the District do, the sueers, based on
ignorance and impudence, OF superciuous out
side newspaper.
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News SHIRT TA11oR1se

This branch of business is still on the increase
Our system Of cutting and fitting is not surpassed it,
indeed equaled. We only hi9h-grade muslins fine
linens aud employ none but competent hands do the
putting together We make shirts guaranteed fit or
mosaic. at the following scale of prices:
6 Shirts for $500.
6 Shirts for $1,000.
6 Shirts for $12.
6 Shirts for SIS.
The best the several prices can possibly secure
We have opened a superb line of Fisk Clark Flaggs
Madras Shirtings, black and fancy coornes in neat
lines, checks and plaids which shall be pleased to
have you examine. Lowest prices.
WOODWARD l. LOTHROp.
Branch for Men. 1O13 at pw
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W. DoN'r PROMISE You
THE EARTH,
BUT WE WILL SAVE YOU So ON $40 SUIT, OR
SO ON A $50 SUIT:
WE WILL SAVE YOU FROM SC TO 81 ON A
HEAVYWEIGHT OvERCOAT, Or FROM So TO 81
ON A LIGHTWEIGHT OVERCOAT.
WE HAVE FULL LINE OF SUITS FOR BOYS
FROM IA TO Is FROM @5 UP.
WE HAVE A FULL LINE OF CEILDREN'S
SUITS (SHORT PANTs), FROM TO IA YEARS.
$3.50 UP.
1000 PAIR OF ODD PANTS FROM s1.5O Up
WARDS. AT THE
LONDON AND LIVERPOOL
CLOTHING COMPANY
mh7 Corner 7th and G SITS.
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~ GLO- s. WALKER FOR MONUMENTAL
ofanise Work: best facilities IN VrsE.n-.S,, a..
seen WIZ Ocos and Yard to 1os NortL ,.n,ts,i
- ~~'~>Aa-e<4s <Eiass1AA OA11cA Raa37-
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ffamps are at a premium in kentucky. The one
soio fof vagrancy In that state for seventy-n
oayS as heralded in The STAR, brought one dollar.
Ass OF the fraternity would not be worth one
cent, sold for all their lives
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s,oB R5Nr - NEW HOUSE, MS ST. y W.
~ "a IA Se.n IA fnNcncnis- Inquire on prenses.
I,sQ!. Gi-NT-rECN MARCH 18TH TO OCTOBER
u let = N"ftffef"iF fur- i-iesi house putsort
N'f'te' r"h' - = Ter month AppN 1919 IT. nas.t'
Tor RENr- DWELL ING o. SEWN ROOMS.
D. northwest corner al n and aOth sts NV psnnsll-
n4a& Az - 's-s tile Geor. $40 ger month h A
PIII.Ills. LES New loEk ave. nuns "a
NOR REN T-43H 5rH ST r A MARTY
new siNnA'iu orfrk, WITH hsy ~ind0~ cellar ard nh
modern i',il'is'Neitehts terms, IL advance. Tn
quire AT 4;5l .'th st mis- -.
NOR RENT
IL AL 12.h 1t e Two-Story brick Dwelling a
rooms. mod. lmfs. sl3 70. Parsiug n frurt
nhS-:i S~okGSrEDrN BRADIEY ps5 F-t
TOR EENT-30a. 3O7. 30a d ST. NEAR cap
d rni r"utas each. rent $3.50 Also axe ard
93o an - n.e.s nve rooms. -eit sl4.5 NY n
BcRfoRp, l4-a New York ave. IN. Ilhs 81.
ISpE ElNT-NEAR PENSION oFFrrr VWn
Il story hsIck House nine handsome roouS fr,'t ana
back stairs cellar, oath sud other modern inruNe
niel!ts. q II. AAMtN, a2s -. fe4 I'm
I.oR RENTED II sF NM. EIGHT ROOMS
= wafer ana gas newly rElnlui and lal,ers,i and
lEtpobos Apply 10 : OPPENHElMER a blto, Us
Sth st IA mis- a.
Tor RENT-oN JACKSON ALLEY NV. MAR
lst 81. corae. IL, Use four raans Wt;h w.f.r nd
sewerage. Inquire II H. CUSNlIl tr.A,,. corner 81
II and LIST SIS. nv. ms3;.
s.0R RENT-A SINE-ROoM HOUSE. WITH sry.
cntcsn acss 81 iand al HighlaLd -tation two min
year. L,qEire - JULIUS LANsbUEUn :3i5 III II
rnlS-Sf
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A MODEL Srxusa DAY.:

A MODEL Sss1se Day.
A ASPIRING DAY LIKE THIS CALLS FOR A
SPRING OvkkCoAT, AND WE'VE GOT EN-
IN STYLES INNUMERABLE AND IN
KINDS ALMOST WITHOUT END. AND AT
PRICES RANGING FROM Sc TO $500.
SAMPLES OF THESE GARMENTS WITH
PRICES ATTACHED, ARE ON EXHIBITION
IN OUR SEVENTH STREET WINDOW.
LOOK THEM OVER CASUALLY AS YOU
z PASS BY; But IF YOU CAN SPARE THE
TIME 'TwoULD BE MUCH BETTER TO
WALK INSIDE AND MAKE THOROUGH
EXAMINATION OF THE FABRICS FROM
WHICH THEY ARE MADE, OF THE PER
Feet FITTING QUALITIES OF THE GAR
MENTS AS THEY ARE. AND MAKE
NOTE-MENTAL OR OTHERwIsE-OF OUR
PRICES AS COMPARED WITH PRICES
CHARGED ELSEWHERE FOR SPRING
oyERCoATs OF EQUAL MERIT. IF YOU
DO THIS WE ARE SURE OF YOUR PAT
RONAGE. BECAUSE WE KNOW WHEREOF
WE SPEAK WHEN WE SAY THAT OUR
SPRING OvERCoATs ARE MODELS OF COR
RECT STYLE. ARTISTIC IN SHAPE AND
TONE. PERFECT IN ALL THE REQUIRE
MENTs OF MODERN FASHIONABLE
I1GHT-wE1GHT ovERCoAT, AND INLow-
NESS OF PRICES SIMPLY STAND ALONE.
THESE ARE ALL THE INDUCEMENTS WE
HAVE TO OFFER YOU, THAT YOU MAY
PROVIDE YOURSELF AT OUR ESTABLISH
MENT WITH A GARMENT THAT HAS BE-
COME AN ABSOLUTE NECESSITY IN OUR
CAPRICIOUS CLIMATE; FOR WHILE THE
WEATHER TO-DAY Is ALL THAT COULD
BE DESIRED. WE MAY HAVE REGULAR
BLIZZARD TOMORROW.
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FEu1r Trees.
GRAPE VINES,
SMALL FRUITS. &C.
EyERGREENS,
SHADE TREES,
SHRUBS,
ROSES, &c.
EVERYTHING IN THE TREE, PLANT OR SEED
LINES
JOHN SAUL'S,
81 .IH ST, OPPOSITE PATENT OFFICE.
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A NEW Qu11r Srock.
We added new lots enough to call the en-
tire stock new. Our Quilts are made from Sc
lected 3-ply cotton yarn, with q special view of
securing durability. Being in direct comlnuni-
cation with manufacturers, thereby saving the
middle-IDan's profit, We are enabled to offer
undeniable bargains.
300 White Quilts, at 90c., worth 81
800 Boston House, Quilts 81, worth $1.15.
300 Extra White Quilts $1.l5. worth $I'25
zoo White New Quilts, S l.2.D, worth s .35.
Handsome patterns, full size.
ALLENDALE QUILTS.
These are beyond doubt the best and cheapest
summer spread made. 1t is light weight, x
tremely durable and very easy to launder We
keep the full complement OF sizes
:3A yds long II yds wide, for berths, &c. each.
~ " "a beds, 90c. each.
FINE MARSEILLES SPREADS.
Excellent variety of widths and patterns.
Best yet shown.
line, size ia, only s IS each.
line, size IL A, only 81 each.
! line, size l24, only So, 80 each.
Other lines equally good values. prominent
among which Is French imported Quilt, in
all-Over" designs and set figures, worth al Of
So, only $3.50 each.
Third floor; take elevator)
mhS WOODWARD & LOTHROP
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Ir,s Honr Ruiz,
YOU BLARSTED PFULE.

IT'S HoME RUE,
YOU BLARsTED PFULE
When we lay our factory invoices before clerks
aud instruct them to mark the goods at Ten Per Cent
Why we e1scted such e1travagant rates, we would
quietly and serenely remark.
IT'S HOME RULE,
YOU ADVANTAGEOUS PFULE
thrown aside that no misht be vctimized should
ment this kurous kontrvance protect the buyer
we would simply say with the blandest Of smiles,
IT'S HOME RULE,
YOU BLIND AND BOGUS PFULE
And again. should discover clerk. under cover,
making misrepresentation in order to effect sale
his zeal would not save him-we would sternly and
should positively and peremptoriIy say, ''' "'
IT'S HOME RULE.
YOU UNSCRUPULOuS PFULE.
ment purchased at establishment and patient and
respectful hearing be denied by an employee, and an
pfainant shall receive adequate redress Tor any anced
wrong or grievance, and the rebuke administered to
the employe shall be based on the text
IT'S HOME RULE,
YOU UNWISE AND UNGRACIOUS PFULE.
Such is our life, and upon 1t depend for life and
the pursuit of happiness To live and to prosper in
worldly sense, and permit to say that mean to
live, We mean to prosper mean 70 win your conf
because we mean to protect you BY selling Fine Ready
Made Clothing exactly Ten Per Cent above the &C.
tual cost OF manufacture.
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SpR1Ne Styles In JERSEYS.

Jersey lore is expressed in these few words
They are more popular than ever, in finer quail
ties than ever decidedly more attractively made
up than ever, and, lastly, are cheaper than ever;
not in the sense that the prices are lower than
ever, but in the sense that we can give you bet
ter intrinsic value, finer quality, more style
and better workmanship for the several prices
than ever before.
Boucle Jerseys, in black, brown, navy and gar
net, at 81 90 each.
All-wool Black Jerseys, in the popular breton,
plated vest front. Might justly be called the
Perfection" $3.50 each.
Al-wool BlackJerseys, plain and vest front.
new position back, quiet in style and perfect
fitting. Only $1.75 each.
FANCIES-Black Atwood Imported Jerseys,
with revere collar, vest front, and cuffs
trimmed with black beads. $500.
All-wool Imported Black Jerseys, Grecian
slashed, fancy vest collar and cuffs in cream,
ecru and cardinal Gives tone without conspc-
uousness. $3.50 each.
We are showing other equally fashionable
styles, which limited space forbds mentioning
We shall he pleased to have you inspect the
stock.
(Second floor; take elevator)
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WANTED-LOTS.

CITY AND SUBURBAN
w Lots at Investment prices, to sell in New York
EEISkELL l. Mcl.ERAN,
zoos st. NV,
and push property here and in the New York
market where Washington Investments in demand.
This new feature co.nmends itself 10 owners wishing
quick sales No charge unless sales made. New
York business PROMPTLY transacted through
ciate. JNO. r. FOLEY (1uember r. Z. Exchange), 1877
broadway aud 278 west l25th ST., New York uh4 1m
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FOR Observation-Disclosures
IHOR RENT-A SQUARE PIANO IN PERFECT
Il order, including cover aud stool, for So per month
Inquire at o13 9th ST. NV. lnh1 -:,ts
NOR RENT-BY A LADY HAVING NO USE FOR
IL it excellent octave rosewood Piano square
in perfect order; tone superior only 80 per quarter
Address Box lOI, Star office. mh3tt-
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y. ".
For full list ap,ly 10 wESCOTT WILCOX
mh.5 1907 PeDIssy iysnia ave nv.
NOR RENT WILL LEASE TO A RESPONSIBLE
II party az elegant furnlessed r9siellce le rooms.
within few wards OF T,Dn.Ss Circle at half price;
iaore regard being had a. te person tiasn amount q
paid Also very nicely furnished or UNFINISHED
S-rooin bath aud cellar aOuss selteel pegtorhOoa-
1910 q everytii In rfs,ttiass order. un-
furnished. S45: furnished ss.l sl9 4th 81. Sc,
rooms, three stories, pressed flcf front, 80. e H.
KNIGHT. COZ 9TH ST. nv. uoors above e. mh2-st'
NOR RfNT = THE FINE RESIDENCE 1904
10 Connecticut ave.; ~ rooms. Iod frnps. Apply %
A. p. HILL l. CO. LBS st mh4-.w
NOR RENT-I315 MASSACHUSETTS AVE. HALF
T scrare from Thomas Circle Mzssschu-
sets ave aud St large side yard IL ROOMS Apply
70 A z. HILL co. 1885 st. WhA-SU
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FOR Rents STORES.

VNOR RENT-THREE NEW STORES AND DWELL
4 ngs; parties wishing good business stand would
do well to look at 1902. 1906 and 1908 l4th
The stores and in of the best business
tons in the city. Apply to J. W. Z. MYERS. l42S
New York ave, or 10 the owner, W. s. RouSE, I2:Ss
Penn. ave-; key At 1906 Inhs-lmO
I,OR RENT-STOEE 1908 PENNSYLVANIA AVE.
Il NV; SD. Also basement. So Together
separately. With steam power If desired. Apply 10
RUFUS II. DARBY. Printer. nlliJ-3t
EoR RHINESTONE ROOM. llQs ST.
l. A. p. HILL CO.,
foS-2w 1883 r street
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CHECK LIST SALE
Our three days Check List Sale" with reduced
prices in every department, closes to morrow night
See Republican" and Critic"
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( I'm n ". 'hiS"pi' Ahacostla
/ IrpR RENT-lolo X ST. W. PARTLY TUR
III hlshea. modem inIfvNeuIcEts hear four lines
ear, 10 small children taken. Inquire at house b-
tween ard p.ln lilh, 81.
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WALKER'R 900 10TH ST NV.
w Round and 6QuAsa Chimney F1ue: Builders
Rsrchnent and othsf espezs Lime CagVoal. CeDeEss
Telts Pitch. Tax. Tina % 3alo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-15
To The holders Of certificates for Stock,
General Mortgage Bonds and COllat-
eral Trust Bonds Of the Wabash, st.
Louis and Pacific Railway Company.

The Circuit the Eastern District OF Missouri In
which GeDera Mortgage Ofeclosc has drcced mo
Purchasing within sixty days from December 81
10 paw million dollars and give security IN me thtI
OF million dollars In addition Ia sir hundred ana
twenty thousand dollars already paid for The discharge
OF Receivers debts and take nom It's Receivers inc
property In their hands -,
The Circuit Court Illinois has appointed is Receiver
o The cief WABASH the Mississippi and tho
nepts above will 10 the Committee the
present possession OF those lines. -, ., -.
Your Committee think their duty under tho agreements
an OF wishes before expanding The funds IN
hands such expenditure VIII mol al once secure
Ali by the agreements as The basis OF
the issue OF stock and debonturo
bonds
ON the other your Committee believe that by making
they will receive full equivalent In
the held by the Missouri Receivers and they
then " roonito the East ana EST es upon
terms satisfactory to All interests - ,. 49, =, -
Your Committee therefore. desire your opinion On tho
question of their future action.
They consider manfesty best for Interests TO
required by the missouri Court and TO use
their control 70 effect the Intended
by OF July 49, 1888 so far and IN such
Judgment be practicable that they VIII adopt
this unless You generally dlshpprove
Al the same time they give that any holders who
prefer TO assign their certificates for stock
within twenty days viii the amount paid thereon.
proportion Of the already paid out by
the their bid for tho property AMI for
Blank for your reply may be obtained 81 tho Com
mttees room. No 1876 broadway. NewYorE
An immediate reply "a imperative
Eew.York. Jan. Ia 1897
THOMAS H. HUBBARD. p,ro,.,,rv comr,t,s.
EDGAR WELLES,
o. D. ASHLEY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-15
Gitp propsrtp manteo.

A GENTLEMAN public accountant) is desir-
IA OF meeting with business professional gentleman
willing to sublei 10 him portion Of his Office Address
r. A. r., Box 20. Tribune ONCE.
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